Those are just a few examples of a common theme among those who object to private citizens possessing the means to protect their families, their liberty, their homes and their lives, and they're all variations of the more fundamental idea that "a gun's only purpose is to kill."
Those who find these arguments convincing should be very concerned, then, about the fact that there are now more privately owned guns in the U.S. than ever before, with handguns (particularly those that use "high capacity magazines") and so-called "assault weapons" (fthe very guns most often denigrated as existing "only to kill") leading the way.
People must be getting gunned down left and right then, right? Um . . . not so much . . . [More]
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